Bar in Berlin, Germany
Nomi Weinbar
225Pearl PointsWine-first, late-week
About Nomi Weinbar
Nomi Weinbar is worth choosing when the night is about wine, conversation, and a low-friction Kreuzberg plan rather than cocktails or a full dinner. Star Wine List recognition gives it a stronger wine signal than a generic neighborhood bar, while easy booking makes it useful for repeat visits and casual dates.
Nomi Weinbar is a Berlin venue with casual dress and confirmed evening opening hours from Wednesday through Sunday. The most grounded way to plan it is simple: check the day, note the closing time, and avoid building the whole evening around unverified menu or service details.
The location information should be kept broad: Nomi Weinbar is in Berlin. The recommendation is similarly direct: choose it when the night calls for a casual visit, especially on the days it is open later. If you are comparing other venues in the city, keep the focus on Nomi Weinbar's verified hours and casual dress code.
Choose it for a casual Berlin plan
The venue's clearest verified signals are its casual dress code, Berlin location, confirmed weekly hours, and Star Wine List recognition in 2023. That is enough to make it a useful option for people looking for a Berlin visit, without making unsupported claims about the menu, service format, pricing, or specific drinks available.
Food should not be the reason to choose it based on the verified information available here. There is no confirmed cuisine style, dish list, or dining format, so the safer call is to treat Nomi Weinbar as a casual venue plan rather than a dinner-first booking. If dinner is the main decision, start with our full Berlin restaurants guide, then consider whether Nomi Weinbar fits before or after. For a broader shortlist, use our full Berlin bars guide.
Easy to plan around the confirmed hours
Nomi Weinbar is closed Monday and Tuesday. It opens at 5 PM Wednesday through Sunday, closing at 12 AM on Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday, and at 2 AM on Friday and Saturday. Those hours make the end of the week the better fit if you specifically want a later stop.
Because no verified price range, booking policy, seat count, or service format is available here, keep planning expectations modest. The confirmed facts are the city, the casual dress code, the 2023 Star Wine List recognition, and the weekly hours. For broader trip planning, our full Berlin hotels guide, our full Berlin experiences guide, and our full Berlin wineries guide may be better starting points.
Quick reference: choose Nomi Weinbar for a casual Berlin visit on a day it is open; look elsewhere if you need verified details on dishes, prices, lunch, delivery, or a full restaurant-style plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best time to go to Nomi Weinbar?
Go Wednesday, Thursday, or Sunday if a midnight close works for your plan. Friday and Saturday run until 2 AM, so those are the better choices if you want the latest confirmed hours.
What's the crowd like at Nomi Weinbar?
The verified information supports planning for a casual Berlin visit. Specific crowd details are not confirmed here, so do not rely on assumptions about the room, service style, or group format.
Is Nomi Weinbar open late?
Yes, especially on Friday and Saturday, when Nomi Weinbar stays open until 2 AM. Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday close at 12 AM, and Monday and Tuesday are closed.
Is Nomi Weinbar good for a date?
It can fit a casual date in Berlin if the confirmed hours work for you. Beyond that, specific atmosphere, seating, and service details are not verified here.
Is the food good at Nomi Weinbar?
There is no verified cuisine style, dish list, or dining format available here. If dinner is the main goal, treat Nomi Weinbar as a possible casual stop and choose a fuller restaurant elsewhere in Berlin.
Does Nomi Weinbar have happy hour deals?
No verified happy-hour information is available here. Plan around the confirmed opening hours instead: Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday from 5 PM to 12 AM, and Friday and Saturday from 5 PM to 2 AM.
Location
Audre-Lorde-Straße 49, 10997 Berlin, Germany
Compare Nomi Weinbar
How it compares with nearby Berlin bars
Choose Nomi Weinbar over John Muir when wine is the point of the night. John Muir is the better fit for a classic bar plan, while Nomi is the cleaner choice for a glass-led evening where conversation matters more than cocktail range.
Schwarze Traube and L'Apéro Bar are the stronger cross-shops if the group wants a more bar-forward mood. Nomi is easier to recommend for regulars who want a lower-ceremony wine stop; pick the others when the night needs more of a cocktail-bar frame.
Orania.Bar makes more sense when hotel-bar polish and a fuller evening setting matter. YAAM is the opposite direction: better for a looser, bigger-night energy. Nomi sits between those poles as the practical Kreuzberg wine choice: less formal than Orania.Bar, more focused than YAAM, and easier to work into a casual plan.
Where to go if this is not the right night
If the group wants cocktails rather than wine, choose John Muir or Schwarze Traube. If the plan calls for a more polished setting, Orania.Bar is the more useful backup.
How it compares with nearby Berlin bars
Choose Nomi Weinbar over John Muir when wine is the point of the night. John Muir is the better fit for a classic bar plan, while Nomi is the cleaner choice for a glass-led evening where conversation matters more than cocktail range.
Schwarze Traube and L'Apéro Bar are the stronger cross-shops if the group wants a more bar-forward mood. Nomi is easier to recommend for regulars who want a lower-ceremony wine stop; pick the others when the night needs more of a cocktail-bar frame.
Orania.Bar makes more sense when hotel-bar polish and a fuller evening setting matter. YAAM is the opposite direction: better for a looser, bigger-night energy. Nomi sits between those poles as the practical Kreuzberg wine choice: less formal than Orania.Bar, more focused than YAAM, and easier to work into a casual plan.
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